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Languagecaster Predictions: 2022 World Cup Day 1 Ecuador v Qatar

football languageThe 2022 World Cup has kicked off and hosts Qatar were well beaten by Ecuador 2-0 in the opening game. Lots of players in our predictions competition managed to predict the correct score including, Cairns, James, ChinaSportsInsider, MightyToft, Neilus, Up the Deise and Yetanotherone. Well done to all of those players but remember this competition is a marathon not a sprint and there are 63 more matches to go!A  You can still register to play in the Languagecaster’s 2022 World Cup predictions battle; simply register or log in (for free) below and then add your scores – good luck! If you have any questions then you can contact us at admin@languagecaster.com.

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<strong>Register/Log in</strong>
  • To play: You will need to register for the 2022 World Cup Predictions competition or you can log in here.
  • To register: Create a username and add an email address.
  • You will receive an email with information on how to create a password.
  • Log in with your username and password.
  • Fill in your predictions (below) and click save a€“ remember that you can change your scores right up to kick-off time.
  • If you have lost your password then you can generate a new one. Or you can ask us here.
<strong>Scoring System</strong>
  • Three points for a perfect score. For example, if you think hosts Qatar will beat Ecuador 2-0 in the opening game and this is the exact final score then you receive three points.
  • One point for the right result. For example, if the game between England and Wales finishes 1-1 and you chose a different score but the right result (e.g. 0-0; 2-2 or 3-3) then you will receive 1 point.
  • For knock-out games the scores are up to 90 minutes – not extra time.
<strong>Prizes</strong>
  • 1st place: A£30 book vouchers
  • 2nd place: A£20 book vouchers
  • 3rd place: A£10 book vouchers
<strong>Top 10</strong> <strong>Ranking</strong>
1. Learn English through Football 76
2. grell 71
3. Guest 64
4. Eax 0
5. Milao 0
6. monopolygou4gm 0
7. MSGLOWloveli 0
8. Nori 0
9. Saeed123 0
10. Salomão 0
<strong>More Information</strong>
  • You can see other players’ predictions by clicking on their name in the ranking list (when logged in)
  • You can also see other players’ predictions when you click on the ‘pie chart’ icon

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